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19 Days Round Annapurna treks |
| 1st
Day: Kathmandu – Besisahar (760m)
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From
Kathmandu drive takes about 8 hours
to Besisahar, overnight at Besisahar
(760m). |
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2nd
Day: Besisahar – Bahundanda (760m
- 1310m) |
At
the place of Besisahar, the trail drops
to a stream on a rough rock staircase
to Bhalam Khola. After crossing it the
trail leads several up and down, crosses
rice paddies and subtropical forests through
place of Khudi, Bhulbhule, Ngadi and reaches
Bahundanda. Walking time takes about 6
hours, overnight at camp. |
3rd
Day: Bahundanda – Chamje (1310m
– 1430m) |
From
the Bahundanda, trail descends on a step
after a passing several villages such
as Lili Bir, Kaigoun, Ghermu pnant, the
trail drops to cross the Marsyandi river
and through Jagat reaches Chamje. Total
walking time takes about 6 hours, overnight
at camping site. |
| 4th
Day: Chamje – Dharapani (1430m –
1920m) |
From
Chamje crossing the Marsyandi River to
the east bank and follows the trail along
the river embankment. After that the trail
passes under an overhanging rock and climbs
a rock staircase. It passes several villages
such as Tal Besi, Tal Karte and reaches
Dharapani. Walking time takes about 5
hours, overnight at camp. |
5th
Day: Dharapani – Chame (1920m _
2630m) |
At
the place of Dharapani, the route crosses
several landslides and leads uphill through
the forest. It passes the other places
along Lattemarang, Kotho and coming Chame.
Walking time takes 6 hours, overnight
at camp. |
| 6th
Day: Chame – Pisang (2630m –
3190m) |
From
Chame trekking trail leads continuously
through the bank of Marsyandi River. It
passes Bharatang and comes Pisang. Walking
time takes about 5 hours, overnight at
camp. |
| 7th
Day: Pisang – Manag (3190m –
3500m) |
From
Pisang, one can follow very soft
trail to Manang through the place
of Hongde, Mungji, Bryaga and
reaches Manag. Walking time takes
about 4 hours, overnight at camp.
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| 8th
Day: Manag – Acclimatization Day |
| 9th
Day: Manag – Letdar (3500m –
4250m) |
At
the place of Manag trail leads continuously
ascending to Letdar through several places
such as Tergi, Gunsang, Yak Kharka and
one can enter to Letdar. Walking time
takes approximately 5 hours, overnight
at camp. |
| 10th
Day: Letdar – Thrungphedi (4250m –
4420m) |
From
Letdar, the mountain path leads continuously
to climb along the east bank of the Jarjung
Khola, after crossing through wooden bridge.
The path makes a short ascent and comes
to Thrungphedi. Walking time takes about
3 hours, overnight at camp. |
| 11th
Day: Thrungphedi – Muktinath (4420m
– 3800m) |
The
trail is steep immediately after leaving
Thrungphedi, continuously through the
high camp cross-moraines up to pass (Thorung
La). Thorung La, with its traditional,
chorent, prayer flag and stone cairn,
are at an elevation of 5416m. After Thorung
La trail leads all the way of descending
to Muktinath (3800m). Walking time takes
about 8 hours, overnight at camp. |
| 12th
Day: Muktinath – Jomsom (3800m –
2750m) |
At the place
of Muktinath, one can back through
the same trail to Jomsom. Walking
time takes approximately 5 hours,
overnight at camp. |
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| 13th
Day: Jomsom – Tukuche (2750m –
2590m) |
| From
Jomsom trekking trail leads to Tukuche,
through the place of Marpha reaches Tukuche.
Walking time takes about 4 hours, overnight
at camp. |
| 14th
Day: Tukuche – Ghasa (2590m –
2010m) |
From Tukche
trail leads easy path through
bank of kali Gandaki River to
Kalopani. After there, trail descending
through the place of Lete village
and enter to Ghasa. Walking time
takes about 5 hrs, over night
at camp. |
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| 15th
Day: Ghasa – Tatopani (2010m –
1190m) |
From
Ghasa, Mountain trail leads almost descending
to beautiful waterfalls of Rupsachhara.
After that, it passes several villages
reaches Tatopani. , Walking time takes
approximately 5 hours, overnight at camp. |
16th
Day: Tatopani – Ghorepani (1190m
– 2850m) |
At the place
of Tatopani, after a short walk
one can crosses Kali Gandaki River
Bridge. From there trail leads climbing
very steeply on the stone staircase.
The climb continues steeply to the
large village of Ghara, Shikha,
and finally through the Rhododendron
forest reaches Ghorepani. Walking
time takes about 8 hours, overnight
at camp. |
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| 17th
Day: Ghorepani – Tadapani (2850m –
2590m) |
At
the place of Ghorepani to
Poonhill, trail leads climbing
very steeply on a stone
staircase. Walking time
takes about 1½ hour
to the top. From the Poonhill,
one can see view of Sunrise
and breath taking mountains
views such as Dhaulagiri,
Nilgiri, Annapurna I, and
Annapurna south, Himchuli,
Annapurna III, |
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Fishtail, Annapurna
IV, and Annapurna II and so on.
After Poonhill ascends to Ghorepani
from there to Tadapani mountain
trail leads several times ascending
and descending. It passes several
villages through oak and Rhododendron
forest. Walking times takes approximately
6 hours, overnight at camp.
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| 18th
Day: Tadapani – Ghandrung (2590m –
1940m) |
Trail
leads to Ghandrug from Tadapani all the
way of descending and flat through the
oak and Rhododendron Forest. Walking times
takes about 3 hours over night at camp. |
| 19th
Day: Ghandrung – Pokhara (1940m -820m) |
At the place of Ghandrug, trail leads
to Nayapul, the route almost descending
and flat through the bank of Modi River
and passes several villages such as
Kimle, Shyauli Bazaar and Birethani
and comes to Nayapul. Walking times
takes about 5 hours after Nayapul drives
back to Pokhara.
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